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6 Months Down

I've hit the 6 month mark, which is pretty exciting.  I know I hear a lot of people telling me how fast my pregnancy is going for them, however, I think I'm just so excited for October that it is going incredibly slow.  Here's my 6 month baby bump:






It's been a pretty exciting week!  Michael and I did our infant safety and CPR class.  We absolutely love learning different ways to care for our baby.  I definitely feel more comfortable to react in an emergency.  It's also interesting to see and hear about the ways safety issues have evolved over the years.  For example, when I was a child, laying a baby on their stomach was the best thing to do when being put the sleep.  Now, that is a no, no.






Another thing that excited me this week is we received our purchase of cloth diapers.  They are so cute and I cannot wait to use them.  I love the BumGenius brand as well.  I love the All-in-One aspect of them.  Cloth diapers have evolved and becoming easier to use.  






Tomorrow, I have my 26 week appointment.  I look forward to these appointments because I get to hear my baby's heart beat.  I also get to hear the doctor's tell me how active she is.  She is definitely going to be a spirited child and I can't wait!  

Recap from this week:

How far along: 26 Weeks
Total weight gain/loss: 16 lbs
Maternity clothes: Some maternity, some regular clothes, but those are becoming few and far in between.
Stretch marks: None, so far
Sleep: Sleep is okay.  I typically wake up about 3-4 times a night to go to the bathroom.
Best moment this week: My amazing husband blessed me with breakfast in bed twice this week.   
Food cravings: Earlier today I was really wanting cheese-itz.
Labor Signs: None so far :) 
Belly button in or out: In
Wedding rings on or off: On
Happy or Moody most of the time: Happy!
Looking forward to: Girl's night this Saturday with one of my favorites!








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  1. We LOVE our cloth diapers!!! It's the way to go for sure! :)

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